You get multiplayer options too, and a free skate mode that lets you explore the levels you've unlocked to find their secrets and plot the best routes for maximum points. The game manages to capture the chaotic thrill of hurling yourself about on a plank of wood pretty damn well, and its position at the more arcade end of the skating spectrum means you can pull off some pretty ridiculous tricks without too much effort. You'll see new lines at every turn, and you have to try and figure out the best ways to exploit them. There are items scattered around the levels that unlock new bits of equipment for your board too.Įach location is impressively large, with plenty of opportunity for exploration. The challenges are pretty standard fare - score a set number of points, perform an impressive combo, find some hidden stuff, and pull off a certain trick in a certain place.
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The meat of the game takes place in career mode, where you earn XP to make your skater better, and finish challenges on a series of levels to unlock new places to skate. Tap this one to grind, tap that one to grab, that sort of thing. You've got a stick that lets you speed up and steer, then a collection of symbols that let you perform tricks. Like the game that inspired it, Skateboard Party 3 is controlled with a few buttons. And while it doesn't have the challenge of the other sort, it's still an awful lot of fun. It's a Tony Hawk's amalgam, all ridiculous flips and spins at the press of a few buttons. Then you've got the likes of Skateboard Party 3. It's difficult to master, and there are reward for getting to grips with the tough controls and learning to find the best lines in the various parks.
On the one hand you've got the more realistic outings like True Skate. There are two distinct schools of skating game on consoles, and it's getting to the point now where the same can be said of mobile.
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